In each of these studies increased exposure was associated with increased chances of victimization.
And in the latter part of the 17th century, interest in scientific studies increased substantially.
In the previous studies increased PPT was mainly found in men [10, 13, 17, 18, 59].
However, the numbers of empirical studies increased in 2013 and 2014.
The removal of these low-quality studies increased the confidence in the results.
Six studies increased knowledge of HIV, sexually transmitted infections, or pregnancy.
The risks associated with hyperoxia have been well described in physiological studies (increased coronary resistances, decreased coronary blood flow).
In the 1990s, sometimes referred to as the 'decade of the brain', the use of imaging techniques for neurobehavioral studies increased dramatically (Illes 2003).
Also, they find that the abolition of Lower Vocational studies increased dropout for females, although this result is not very significant.
Graphene studies increased rapidly following the report of Novoselov et al. in 2004 describing graphene obtained from repeated peeling of graphite [8].
The number of published studies increased during the past decade (14 studies in 2001, 34 studies in 2004, and 51 studies during 2008 February 2009).
